In addition to the many favorable comments from students and attendees, Betty has received the award for Outstanding Conference Speaker at the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants 2006 Annual Conference, and was honored with the prestigious William G Wetzel “Excellence in Public Speaking” award by the National Association of Health Underwriters.
More recently, she receivied the 2010 R Donald Farmer award from NCACPA. Here is a comment about the award and Betty's participation.
"I certainly enjoyed seeing you as well and want to again congratulate you on receiving what is obviously the highest recognition any of our speakers receive...the Don Farmer Award. As you and I have discussed previously, our training component is in so many ways…the heart and soul of what we offer our members. My sincere appreciation to you for being such a significant part of our education effort."
North Carolina Association of CPAs
Great Job. It was educational, yet from a sales perspective! As a Sales Manager, I wish more of our trainers looked at it that way.
MORE COMMENTS ABOUT BETTY'S PRESENTATIONS “Thanks for the great job you did speaking about Long Term Care Insurance to the attendees at the N.C. Association of Health Underwriters Symposium. You educated and entertained our group of 600 agents. Considering the varying degrees of knowledge about long term care insurance, you did a great job of weaving the fundamentals of this product into the broader perspective of long term care as a financial planning tool”. Mel S “This presentation was excellent! She spoke as though we were having a conversation. The subject matter was vary valuable and the presentation was quite informative and she made it easy to understand" A participant in North Carolina Association of CPAs Symposium. “Betty was extremely knowledgeable and presented material in terms that were easily understood. Thank you. Well done.” “Betty is an excellent instructor. The stories she shares help solidify the concepts covered. This was the first class I have ever attended that kept my attention and interest the entire time.” Debra S
“Very Informative! Great relationship with the audience. Made a confusing topic much easier to understand.” Melissa S
“A huge hit. People who attended the session raved about her so much that the second session was packed!”
“I finally understand long term care!” Joe E
“Having begun my career in 1975, I have had a multitude of instructors. You were one of the most articulate and interesting I have seen and you had the tough job of lecturing to most of the group who had no insurance background at all. Thanks for your expertise.” Ric C
"Betty is awesome! Can't imagine how anyone could do any better."
Betty Doll is the principal of Doll & Associates Long Term Care Insurance Services in Asheville, North Carolina, a successful agency specializing in long term care insurance. Betty has a Master of Business Administration degree from
Betty is an active member of the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU), the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA) , the Financial Planning Association (FPA), and the local Estate Planning Council.
Formerly a manager for the rehabilitation division of a national nursing home corporation, her work on the clinical side of long term care gave her first hand knowledge of the importance of proper planning for long term care and a unique education in the limitations of Medicare and Medicaid. Combined with her experience of her own family's long term care needs, she has the ideal background for a message that is powerful on every level.
Betty has been a national trainer for the Certified in Long Term Care (CLTC) designation since 2000 and has trained thousands of professionals across the country in the specifics of long term care insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and other topics related to aging, eldercare, and retirement.
She is a frequent guest on “Money Matters”, a live, call-in radio show, and has been featured on television shows as a specialist in the area of financial options for long term care planning. She is a frequent columnist for the Asheville Citizen-Times on topics related to health and aging.
